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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-31

300 yards Scotch Cling
hams, worth 25c. per yard, |
now offer at Is cents per
yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-31
WASHINGTON.

Luther Matthews, So years old, belonging
in L'Etete, N. B.. dropped dead in his boat a.
she touched the New England Sardine Co.
wharf in Lubec, Tuesday afternoon the 23t
inst. Mr.. Matthews had a load of herring
for the n. E. factory. He had started very
early in the morning with them, and there
being no wind. and the weather excessively
hot, and rowing all that distance from bis
home to this place, and being also pre-dis
posed to heart disease, the over-exertion wa.
too much for him, and caused his death The
body was kindly cared for by the gsntlemanly
propretors of the afore-named factory, and
enclosed in a nice coffin was forwarded to hi;
late home that same evening.
YORK.
A gentleman stopping at Old Orchard acct
dentslly dropped purse containing $3.50
from his pocket into the sand Saturday. AL.
though dili0ent search was made for the
missing property, it had not been recovered
at last accounts.
A decided boom in reai estate is reported
as being in progress at the Pool. Edwin
Stone, of Biddeford, is busy looking up the
titles and making conveyances this week fol
interested Cincinnati people who have looked
upon the seductive joys of our summer shore
life.
The pipe laying of the Old Orchard water
works is meeting with delays owing to ths
extensive blasting that is neeessitated.
The Times says: Thieves seem to have
been plying their art with considerable enter.
prise in Saco during the past day or two
Rufus Twambley, Saturday evening, left
number of articles, including valuable pain
of opera glasses, in his carriage. which wal
standing at the rear of his store on MAR
street. Returning in few minutes, Mr.
Twambley found that the things were miss
ing. The same day. about dusk, rooste
was stolen from the hennery of Albion P
Moody, on Temple street.
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John Keller eot drank over Sunday,
aud was hssd - By Justice yones tOE
Ose Of che Saith family, named
James, hit another man on tbs moss
and bad 10 paw % In consequences.
Charles Mcfarland failed - answer
bafora Justice Jones yesterday 70 q
charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
He, u will be remembered, was O com
pani0n Of the man Smith, who ID
charged With chewing mans ear OF.
Mcfarland bad left his watch aud
smith had put up so for the f0rmsr's
appearance In Justice Jones' conrt.
Thip vas declared forfeited this morn
ing. Smish had Put up $50 TO secure
his own appearance 20 ansWeg to The
charge Of may ham, aud 10 Il understood
has lsft with Mcfarland.
William Murray, O young man Via
bad bean In the employ Of Mf. Orr, 81
the Arlington hotel, was caught On Sun.
day nltemptine to rob the till In the
dining room, and vas committed TO
await the acfion Of tie grand Jury 10
detanis Of $3.50 bail.
Five young men-JOhn Ryan, GsoFRs
Reed, Thomas Brady, John Wilson and
John cuFry-Wess charged with an ct.
tempted highway robbery On q long
shoFeman named Jameson. Jamissou
Identified the last three and stated III a
be bad had the tvs Others arrested be-
cause be bad eeen them With the shfas
This vas about ell the testimony 81.
srsd, and Brady, Wilson and Carr
we're held 10 sngweg 10 Q charge Of 81
tempted highway robbery, and RvaE
and Reed were sent 10 the county iai
for three months ~ vaaranss.
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DEATH OF 4 rowe NAV.
can o. KIna ooUaTr's Moar pnoNmno
BUnMMes Mes uAMRrnp or ~
nnIaHx's pInnAaz.


Banday moFnine 81 o'clock ~. II.
Nsn,n, IT,, died Al the residence Of bis
father, In this city. Of BFiRhi's disease
ol The Kidneys, 81 the ace Of g yeafs
aad II months. The deceased vas born
a sidney, Care BFetcn, Nova Hcetia,
and cams 10 Seattle With bis parents 10
1911. Ne fniahed his education nt sue
Bishop Scott Grammar Hohooi in Port
land. after which be joined Une 0f the
NuEthem pacine Railroad Company's
Surveying parties. aud remained 10 that
employ until 1888, when be concluded
% 90 into Business foK himself. He
fosmed a oopartnership with Danosn
Buchannn, aud erected q building and
started q general meFahandisina store
a Kent, ID this county, the orm being
Martin a Buchanan. Soon after this
% vas appointed postmaster, express
aeent and railroad agent at that point
IL 1895 he purchased che interest 10 the
business Of bis paElneR, and has since
eontinaed it under bis own name. he
MARRIED In March. 1887, Miss Lizzie
Williams, daughter Of Richard VIII
lana Of Newcastle, who survives him.
he We always strong and healthy anti
feW weeks aeo, when be found he Was
attached By Hright'e disease. which dts
SAse vaa doubtless contracted dnfins
ttS exposure lncident 10 . Surveyors
life He was the eldest sou Of cur Pep
alaf Toe nsman. Hon. N. II. Martin, ST.,
aeani for abe Black Diamond Goal Com
pany. Tue body will leave tee fssi-
eehee Al 10 o'clock this morning, and
b taksn 20 Triaity church, where the
fansfal service viil 30 read BY Rev.
George Herbert WatBan. Mr.. MAftin
vas q member 0f the Odd FehoWa' %.
der. Ia good stAndioR. and the huriai
services will be eondastad By that oSdef
according 10 tts rites aud eerms.
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WHAT An ITn nor

The symptoms OF Bilionsness are m
happily bat too veil known. They di1eF
10 different individuals 20 some extent.
4 Bilious man b seldom . hFeakiast
eater. Too frequently, alas. be hss 80
excellent appetite for Liquids, bat nope
for solids o. 9 morning. His tongue
will hardly besr inspection sc any time;
10 Il is not white and furred. il is rough,
az all events.
The digestive system IL wholly out Of
order, and DisFthea or Constipation
mNy be q eyuptona, OF khe tw0 may
alternate. There are often HemoF-
Fhoids OF even loss Of blood. Thsre
may bo 9iddinesa and often headac5e
and aeidity o. fatuleaee and tenderness
To The pit Of the stomach. To ooFrect
I'll this, u net eject q cure. try 6rsss'.
Aagsasf Flomsr, ID costa b1s q tFtde, and
thousands attest lie efficacy.
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RRRgTTTKa.

a. skss's river Is aGAin ovsrhewing
\ nakA
- Mad Granger tomorrow niRht -
R.1TS 0DsEa House.
-. asesmag Emma Hayward VIII nm
- kcr annual inspeetion tomorrow.
~ r,eausr RuBtisF passeA Der annual
s,seiioa Yesterday, and len koR Town
=. a.estls. Lake shore & Kastarn
nira5ls carrying over ninety passengers
- poard q County Commissioners
~ 4 Selsct site for tho row pest house.
=. stesmakip Waiia Walla viii sail
- murainE for san NEhnciSoe WIN
Fl sd q ooai and 500 feet o. lumbsr
= fsEk
J fhs airs ". Il. Macy. Gen. Knox.
sosss end tynnhee are emonR the yeessls
5ssssls 20 load coal
! 7hscunte.s ever the wiz q ne lase
--rsd ffom he Probate Count 70 the
ns1illni Court for trial.
essnsirn her annual inspection, and 70
s1lsinR new tank forward, 70 enable
- IL carry more fresh water.
ia hin Spartan, Captain NaiRram
nsi.,s aTrivsd hers from San EFancisco
1881 egenfnR. and viii load coal - this
cor, e usual. tor San Francisco.
4 tslraram from Vancouver, yesterday.
sanles tba Premier would arrive here -
= all houF this morninR with 80 tons
Il ffei6hi Gna about elxty paenenesrl.
ssfhess are 1000, 900 feet more logs In
IA water 81 the present time than ct this
iiIns inse year, sald q well known min
man yesterday, and yet ne price o. logs
mmsinn 0rm-"
The anasmant roll for extending and
establishing Madison street. hiss been fled
vii The City Clerk. The roll q % pay
~ nronariY condemned under Ordinances
10. as and amounts 70 esG.iA
J Many Logging camps along the Sound
A shnttina down for tha winter, on &C
eeunt OF the mud and rain. bot they win
al start an again h March. Six camps
On the Stilaguamish shut down last week.
seats are being rapidly sold for tomor.
NV and Thursday nlGhk Mies Maud
danger, with q strong company, viii
present -fhe Planters Wife. on Wed
nesday eTsniag. end ~The Creole" Thufs-
dAy.
% saeurday the steamer Enterprise
nnnk 81 the dock a. Port Townsend. At
that time three steamers Of Morgan Z
Hastings deet we're under water and the
fourth was undergoing repairs 81 Seattle.
The knterpriss was raised.
An action hes been entered b. George
X1Wo nRniust J. v. Kmmel for forcihls
snfry aad detainef. Lowe has q iease Of
s0nae property near Lake Washington Of
which Emmei took possession. The
action Il tor damages amounting 70 $50
and ing tho possession OF the premises.
Thasleamar Hayward brought 125 pas
aangsrn from Up Sound last eyerinR, alxsy
Al whom were Immigrants from dakota.
who had purchased tickets through 10
this city. Tbs pursor. Mr., Hiackwood.
states that on saturday the Hayward car
RED a7s paenengura The largest days bnsi-
nsss sinoe July.
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svrRLzgD PzssREgsRs.

- Barun o. the M1Etksrn Paci4e
.s..se~. ! G Drake - 1hay, y
- tffe eteadmnn. M ard Mr. 3
-s.n oenarnl GibbU1 M1a Wis. Nm
- ~ 81 eniafaEtA
ssA We1ford On fhe OHeN1l B Gail.
-. 1900. W Weed. " 3 NuKnanx
& q 1890. vi a Talhert @ + MIA A g
= n Hrrftak, John Ca9an, y i Msck-
- ~ 0ieinelin. l. ~ Clenezk } a
....s.ssr,rsr. O o BerkhaEt George W
- ~ f \ ~ g The Northsrn Pnciae
- q d LacnR MfB ElFyo1, 3
'-...-s. a RnbnrsA, Mrs u HotMrla, Mr.
q 1900 Georle HcAailys = 9 pan4sz
~ $500. 4 LenAeEsnH Mr. J ID
- III amith, 4 u WolfsS Mrs Le1R.
-. n sR. a j C0ltiuA 3 An4G1fon. ~
4 - NrB u + 4ebree, a - FRA.
3 $780, and 81 emigTAnlA
.s.Sd Nedfcrd on the Oregon q Gail
49, ncafay: II YaHou, Is Aezhan, q
- - ! echefdln, Bliss lila 9cheAlin.
4 $3.50. Coi w 4 eheff1eE, q W A.
~ n Yfoang, n D 1gwkshofgT, 3 a
-, :. : : and vita B a Young and nins
eSe1anla
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/ Sam MnsA H. rsnfsI s,.nssrsn~I runn.
A4aR. anaain 81 = rss1EA
Hen. Jean Ksnna nssuFnsd fsom /
- = - napll4I cisg yesl1ndAy.
ME a. q n1uuan b rspurfinr Is.
$50 oE - 1atsilnEy VI. RElsdrlsh.
=. = Rsnnz,. . tlassi1nR nan fruu
in1lAnapa4s. arrived ksEa genaarany.
s.R MaDonal1 and uals ana lhna,
san d. T.. ere sscupinn a - Os-1
eenlnI hotsl ID san EEnnsisso.
A. = Smith ana gaps.fn I. 4. ysnssr
rslArned frun tAeiE wish 10 san Rran.
800 e eund.y sssninR. Thsy nads I
John 01xbett ed kzids arrival ~
les1ay fEum EEAkorn. Wisenmaln. ~.
OoEbGft ozroolS e Dlrnhaes ara nsflI.
o1 farm nnmx Hsms1la.
Hen. H 9. esrupa. a. as cilx. n
turned fEnm tEiD 10 Portland - 4 fse.
n.1 eon0I13nn. He Was neeompanfed ~
his son- in-iaw Mr.. A. 3. Masufaky.
Ras. Mr. EIlos lafs hess ysaanr.aay 20
asssno ne UnllaEian eenventkon q ban
Francesca. Re viii seznazn q ooaple a
Gays = fuFsl4no, 90 his way q ~ ciiy.
Mr.. O. y. 0rosnman. q Gnohemiuh.
was q TIE city yegserday, and n. -
hruthe9 w. Is. Cruaanmn, wha haa fgra
left paeela and b going % ss1lls q
Hnohcmish.
Charles Martin, who Il employsd A
Ne rAIlroad manhine ehops e 81nrua,
arEl0ea home yesterday eNuninR. and
vii aflend TIE funeral 81 hia leRa krn9h.
e y. n Karin, Jr., today.
AlexsndaE MonfaeuerV. fornerav enr,.
nee.ed WITH the De@oaEnsin pFem oe
oAiiinynias bl1 for fks past feuR Veafa
q Faaianna o. Enatlls, where IL en.ns ~
settle 20 Ne egtata of hia dosesnes
brother, has returned a CaIifoFnis.
ineEe % nnaks his permanent home.
Thomas 3. Smith, msmhes Of TIE
zteae snip building 1Fm Of Harlan 4
nsiiinkswuEth tthe people Who built TIE
OayEpl3n1. % Wflmlngtun, DolawnFs.
= spending few days IN Seattle. look
inR out fsE some investments. He a
accompanied b. his attornsy, Mr.. Rrank
Y. Hensoksr, also Of WilminRl0n.
". y. PumpAfsy. q this city, ves
named In the late Il II. Starr win A.
executoE Of 90 mash Of the estate e 4
loeaeed IN Washington Territory. "A.
Starr, brother, and Mrs.. elars, wife a.
tbs deceased. we're mads sxseutar1 on
the estate located II California and
elsewhere outside Of this territory.
John @. Brady, president Of TIE sltka
Trading Company and ths only Rspub-
hcAn ofice holder In ALASKA, aEFiVsd
nese nom he east yesterday. a0oompan-
LED by Q lie partner, Who be had e.
cared Wills visiting his old home. M.
and Ira. Brady viii iaave for their Hit-
90 home By the next Steamer leavina she
8onnd.
Wm. Key, Msxieo; 3. Il. Curtis, Mia
neapolis; @. @. Enoland, Gnohomish;
Z. Alspaugh, II. WiitenbsrR, Portland;
n. B. Auansline, b. O. Samuel, San
Francisco; J. @. Grady and wife, Hitka,
Aleaks; W. L. Hunt, San Francisco; o.
). 6t0.rs, Boston, J. d. Pickles, Lon
don, England; z. Bumssed, L. p. Nor
ton, Hal FFanoieoo; J. o. BoeFiein,
Minnesota; Il. B. BlRie, Togcuao; o. B. |
HAsdy. Victoria; W. Il. MaRshall, Port
lnndi @. A. Mason, A. Doaginas, J. |
0oode. Ean Claire, Wisconsin; Mrs.. J.
O. MeFadden. Olympia; J. w. smart, |
Renlon; =. Co1sfoFd, Tacoma; J. DuiIy,
Alaska ass e. the Occidental.
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REACHING OUr.
PUGET SOUND LuzunAnrA LOOKING ATxnn
THB 0nAx's H&nDoB counxnx.

THB 0nAEB HAHDoR COUNTRY.
Articles Incorporating ths GrAy's
HarbOr Mill COzapany we're reoentIy
flsd with the proper Ofacsrs IN San
FraneisoS and espg sent 10 HE sssss-
tary Of The territory 10 be fled there.
The ohiset Of The evaporation. Is Get
forth IN the articles. 10 brief, e 70 carry
on Q eenaFal merchandise, shipping and
lumber business. With q capital stock Of
$4,000, Of which &1200o0 was sab
scribed before the articles wers signed.
There e nothing peculiar about the
organization Of such corporation In
San Francisco, bus when u 10 stated
thai every large sawmill on Puget
Sound Ia represented In the board OF
directors Of the new company. % sets q
person 20 guessing. The directors men
tened 10 the articles ere z. n. Derrick
Of the Port Madison mill, O. q. Holmes
Of the hrm Of Rent0n, Holmes q Co.,
owners Of the Port BlAkely mill; Ohas.
Hanson Of the hFm Of Hanson 4 Co.,
owners Of the large mill at Old Tacoma;
w. J. Adams. president Of the Wash-
ington Mill Company aud principal
owner OF the Port Hadloek MILL and
Seabeck mill slte; A. d. Moore Of the
Arm Of Moore. Smith 4 Co.. owners Of
the PORT Discovery mill; q. r. A. Tai-
bot and w. II. Talbot, principal stock
hoidegs Ia the Puget Mn Company and
owners Of the great mills at Pert GAN
bic and Port Ludlow and a. Utsalady.
From this Il would appear that the
united mill-owneru o. Puget boand,
representing many millions of dollars,
had decided 20 bald q large mill and
manufacture lumbsr jointly 81 Gays
Hsgbox.
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Hsxlna nosiosa IN The RosF-IkrEz1I.
,.-~r~1 A el1Verfiasuant q saenu3Da
Davis DunGe1esa oaslef,~ wenle in
korrn aonsnmsFa tba1 TIE ariiele weich
has hean mamnfactsFeo ~ nse and has
enne b ihai 1aDe fer tne pass tear
FeaFa = 6snkfies was ngsl sod d u n
slana, thaa fsE . uhll9 - hal9y =
Wflnha boa Ter the part three n1nmtos
IA henn handle1 gniy 1n1 exel1tlve,f
8 uhRsisa L1ach, VIC 4 gcle esunf for
~ hul1a1 hAn1 ptxA
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~.r.cg.-Ten dollars reward
y - peId ZOE Information
...s,re e the arrest ard corr
100 q am ons found sesal-
eoules 81 gns poss-snaosIl-
sersslivssod ~ sile aaFEIsss
t-s,,anoas the city.
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n DIM Nor Go ASEsAx.-Bsssie Mao
ming ard NeTtis Whsley, two little 8
vsar oIds, wsFs krsat friends. AsEtis
IN viii Der paHsnts Q fsg weeks $50
Far tie Bic Bend country. Yesterday
MIS- Fraakfe Whalay, Who works u
ne seattle pest o;3ee, w6tle disiEihut.
lnp nail. plcked az 4 letter addressed
- fpliowsf AMeEtie Whaiey, east %
49, mcnatsias. ssnegbors, ] do0'i
snnw WHARF, NiNa WhAley "a ence
rs.osninsd Il e. q later from Bessie
Nannlna 10 Der little Eistss. ecrrteted
- aadrsss ard ssnt q % With tAs hiR
folks' letters
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0xsxxR HocsG-HAmm lsss o. he
Pooaie Dc9 Hotel ard kssi4aerie, Of
Victoria, has cpenaa TIE kAltiDoIs ots-
tsr H0ass % SeeonG street. near wash
iDRtun. WAere 3he znose ssmpfine D.
valves fron Tie east e fFom TIE ssunc
will, after Mo1dsy. Be fcand g any
hear. Oolfss snd e1e lunches spa-
rfalsV. na11
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PolIcH JusF1oH's RnFOas. -The re-
sort o. Justiss s0dssbeER for the
month Of ooto6es showed q total Of
,hirsy.tNs asses bsouehs before him for
Violation II city ordinances. Twenty
tuO Of theaa veEe charged With being
drunk, six with hsinR discFdefly, one
selling liquor Stthoal q licenae, ida.
missed. and the rest Cor minor oasuses
10 which no conviotioa vas eecareo.
Toe total amount Of Hnes eollected vas
tSAaA Tue justices fees paid ~ de-
fundangs Nnasnnsed 10 e67.0 and thess
10 Be raid ~ khe city % k0so Be
aides these SSIs0 wisness fees gere paid
Into tie eiiy Treasury. Ihe total
amount Of ices Ia these easss fueiudlrg
vitaeasss' and eaastaoles' feea ses
tlSN. str psisonIra we're sent e
serve IN the chain gang for total q
aixfy-three aaya.
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pIsrRIor coURr PRocERDIHes

James Shields vas yesterday sent
snesd 10 one year Ia The Territorial pen
ilsntiary, HAVING pleaded guilty 70
bnEQlary.
]. Kaufman pleaded ''noa guilty. 10
The charge Of aEssalt with iafen1 to
commit an infznnoua crime.
xorce from her husband, Martin A. Dil-
len.
A decree Vas also entered, granting q
divorce In The cas- q Hahn ". Hahn.
The secsant 81 ChaFlss b. 1ohnaoB.
Units3 states oounmissiensF a spEagae.
for the qaaFtsg endtng 9uns %. wss ap-
proved.
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Mayor KTg0RS AOTT0H ~
DQRSED.

Mayer 7. T. Minor FeO~ivoA the fol-
lowing letter Of Endorsement FROM tie
chamber Of oomRsres q San FrancisSo;
San FnANcusco. Nov. 10, 1887.
Hos fAogla4 r. Misor, Meyer n Sc
aftls, ". r. ens-I have the hoaoF tp
AcknowlsdEe recSipt q. your letter Ct
The 10 inst, covering q ospy Of the
Telegram sent 30 tbe secretary Of The
treasury, urging that 3 Fevsnue steamer
be stationed during tne winter months
At the entrance 70 tbs Straits Of Euea,
for the special purpose Of protesting
lives and propexty. A commanioaiian
has been forwarded this day exprsssine
a full ENDORSEMENT u year application.
by this chamber. VERY respectfully
years, WTIG1AM L. MMnRx,
InoNAs ]. HA1xKs, President.
Secretary.
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n
Ate nsssi1e e ths ssai1ls Rfsss 80
. la1iE aKmeEy lanl spenfna. tie rsaig-
nallun e oaEpsral y. '. RInehnrl. j.,
ras read ard ssssfxsa b he rnsmhsrn
WITH psufnund EswEss Ths renscn fee
shis ackion q tie paFi 81 III. Rinahnrs.
= oEinR 10 lis aunfrmulass anunr.usn
lemott1W sFenin& sog Am AEbaE, MIch-
igans g1ere Be Goes 10 hnisA he e3nea-
800 ~ sxpeofa . b abnant fran -
1l.le t1Eo1 years.
fsv KeDark4 and Fsaponded Wilh mnnh
Ieeilna. nsinz h suhstanas TIE fellow
t11 words.
0mssra sd Ksnassss n a. Ssustls
Aaas-H y with 2eor Horro9 that
have 10 anks this 90 era sssnine.
~ menbeEship N th1 ntan1 has eI-
tended eter . peziod Of more han two
fe1kss and has boaad ne win sueh =
sc thai ncthiDa save M iabended De-
pArtars frou The city, uonld Indnss ne
y withdraw, and ! Will n1Y that whsn
p the past have been aaked q 3 oar
oxHanizaaion. ! have nsvsF lee al o.
poEtunity 80 b % potni with pEide %
- eNNAAN &A4AAE1s = GN48 MEI0L UG-
ionaed . any society thai ! have taken
mora tnfsFeat Ia than this. oar eum-
panys 1n0 b Il with psofoan1 rsRrot
that leave u. With my reaiRna1inn I
also reluEn the company medal and ~
present. q 10 the company for eompesi-
tion- Nou felioW-somsaees a closing
1 VIII say, HAT up0n my Fetnra. shall
apply again to Sou for admission a. q
member 0f the ktdss. trnst thst she
ieRlalatnre vii graft your wishes b.
giving you militia Ian e Ia coming
sesfiun, for ] know with that aupDorl
the Seattle Riies uilI retain iAs peel
tt1n as TIE ba1nsE connpany ct TIE
northwest. And nov, % fh0ss a you
whom ! viii not aanfn have A eppor-
tunity Of seeing before my departure, I
bid an adselionsts farewell. God bless
you.
A motion wAa carried 10 enFull Cor
poral Rinshart as "a honorary member
Of Tie company. and at the Gloss Of the
nesting thFee hearty cheers we're given
Tor bis saoeess aa oolleae With the usual
ride cheer. Seat tie Rifles.
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tnrss. usls assalBe abost shs ssss.f'
yesterday sfsnEnnon sd a orasR /.
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regard 3 tie uaise.. 8 rsposiss cnilst
upon
PoszmAa1Ea = h. xxon
aud nEksd kim what hs knew skcus An,
eAel2es wnicn Wars nboal q taks piaes
q lae mall services. Mr. L9on nd
boMe tine sinca Rontal Inauenfaf
MASON infexmed ne fhaf @ ara afIe.
November oh the fuazl so1nd nsiI
fgnis would Be DuFt1iled, o fhs exI1r1
e 4aklna 10 W4teK agxBioa oannenen
- seatsie. instead q Tao1na. TO-
Eo9se ofle.nally sxtsndsa frcm 0lymuIa
- Feft Townsend, bnf a ne faf1 AZ
10 shan he railroad Wna oonrIessd
g f9ooze, Oiympla uas left e 4 cert
81 w43 st4tlon, aHd Ineema made The
aoasnefn teFmlnuH of Ne Pnret sand
ma1 eo1ae. From thas time b tha
pfeee1t Ne eleame1s hasfna ne NAL
contrast On She mafn Eoufs have started
ffcn that psin1. Nov thst SEATTLE -
Railroad aonnea1los With TIE nufaide
uofid, ne rails ere % b sent 70 his
elly ~ rail. and from here placed %
board sfszmarB for Pofls Madlsou.
Gamble, Lmdl0w ana Townaana. Tbie
eaanze yin taks $500 from she aan-
tract prizes now paid the Washington
nteamboa4 Company fer oaEryfne the
Enalla On The Honnd. Thnir eontracf FOR
carrying TIE mail from Tacoma q Porf
Townsend was go 300 per annum, ana
80 tie Fuute h ahsrfsned The pay e re-
du9ed ID proportion. MT. Mason r.
qessted me - ooagult with tie Kuprs-
sentatlve o. TIE o0ntRaasina company,
aud arrange
4 nAz11B4o1on1 sosNDuEz,
staftina fron Seattle. wtieh I was 70
ssnd 70 the postmaster at PORT Town
send fos his approval. but ! have been
en2bls q arrange 9 seheduie, becauss /
e0ul1 not learn at chat hour the trains
ass 10 arrive and depart. told tie
contractor that untii the trains CON-
lnenosd running regularly any a..
FanRemsnt hs made with tins postmast-
- 81 Port Townsend wo1ld be saiisfao-
tory 30 seattle until surh time IS the
trains commenced On tbe coniempiated
time card, When definite schedule can
be arranged.
TIE oBEIcrkL EBrTzn.
q. &. Posr0gvnck DKRAmzmxMr,
cHEscn or HEuoND AssE8x. PosENAnTnn
GxEKR&E, WAGHNazoH, Nov. z.
6ms-1he contractor on route No.
1s 0oo, from Taeoua 10 Pert Townsend,
has been Instructed, 10 pursuance Of IN
order Of the Postmaster General, 90
omia THooma and beRia a. Seattle.
Toe order Il 10 take eaect November
20, 1851. and you will report IL u 10 then
oomplisd With. Very respectfully,
A. LHo. KHOT7,
Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Postmaster. Seattle, King county.
Washington Territory.
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OOLIO.

Persona and especially children, are
snbject 10 this aaoniHinR .eomplaias
which ofnen comes on Suddenly II the
night and without any previous warn
ing. simmons Liver Regulator should
always be ct hand. A single dose will
generally allay the pain. 10 never fails
II giving relief. Il is harmless and can
Be given With safety 10 . child Of the
iandaTaah ace.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-15

A GoeD AEswxR.-AmosR The qaes-
uons pa. 10 the candidates 81 She re-
esnt sxamlnatson for teachers acid IN
shis sity vas one IN the unitsd states
history reading ~ follows. Give she
pFinstpAi historical events Of the
paai year. Eighteen oal Of tueRty Of
TIE Applicants fer certificates gave -
tee principal event q Tbs restoration Of
hsnEy Willard 60 The dirscaoRats and
eoosrol OF The Northern Pacilis rail-
rpad.a